| “ | Foster Care To Foster Care When I Was Neglected I Didn’t Get Fed The Doobies Said You’re Getting Whipped With A Belt And A Frying Pan Tomorrow And So At Night I Completed A Dark Sacrifice By Putting Coal And More Coal And It Worked When I Was Sleeping I Heard It Banging Something Glowed Red But On It’s Nose More Ancient Ghoul It Was Wendigo As For thousands Of Years He came not to Give You Anything But To Take And his helpers I Can Only Listen As He Drag The Doobies Into The Undercaves And He Spared Me When You Get Neglected You Summon Him | „ |
| ~ Logan About His Nightmarish Childhood Encountering Wendigo And His Army |
| “ | There’s a Monster Out Here | „ |
| ~ Carl Feared By The Wendigo |
Wendigo is the main creature in Cthulhu Mythos
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In Algernon Blackwood's The Wendigo, the titular monster is a large beast that takes up humans as companions, apparently affecting their minds in some way and forcing them to run through the forest side by side with the creature. The Wendigo's presence is signaled by a strong smell. The creature runs at extreme speeds, burning the ground with its footsteps and running over the treetops, possibly to the point of running in the air itself. The abducted human will be forced to run so fast to accompany it that their feet will burn away, and regrow in the shape of the Wendigo's feet. Once in the sky, the Wendigo will drop its human companion to the ground. Those who survive the experience may still find themselves physically and psychologically altered somehow. In contrast to the well-known tales about cannibalism, Blackwood's Wendigo feeds exclusively on moss.
In "The Seal of R'lyeh", by August Derleth, the Wendigo is identified as a cousin of Ithaqua, and master of the Shantaks that fly from
Kadath in the Cold Waste to do its bidding. Both Ithaqua and the Wendigo are also known as "Wind-Walker".
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